$6.4M grant for job development benefits rural NM
3 Aug 2022
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A new program designed to boost employment opportunities in rural northern New Mexico is getting $6.4 million in federal support.
State and federal officials on Wednesday announced the grant intended to get more residents working in health care, construction and other skilled trades.
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